Billboard Advertising That Actually Works

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Coming back from my camping trip this weekend I spotted one of the simplest written billboards in Madison Avenue Advertising History.

It said this:
“Free Wi-Fi at Tully’s”

And guess what? Next time I’m faced with a Tully’s or a Starbucks for sitting down and getting some work done, you know full well Tully’s will be getting my business.

Tangentially, while thinking about this I stumbled on The Clear Channel Outdoor website. Scary stuff. This is where the brand building crush comes from my friends. Be afraid!



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  1. Dominic Canterbury August 21st

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    Now that’s just spooky. I saw the “Free Wi-Fi” yesterday and made a mental note to blog about it. I completely agree. There’s no flash and dazzle. The “creatives” of the marketing department clearly never touched it. It’s simple, direct, and damn powerful.


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